#Debt

SAIKRISHNA@StockTrader4life™️

Sai_trader4life

Thread on #TataPower, Friends, This stock can move like #TataMotors slow and steady upmove!! Very good stock for long term portfolio!! Branded play on #renewables, #powersector!!No one is talking or

Post-Culture Review

PostCultRev

No one gives a fuck that rich assholes got burned fucking around with their high stakes gambling habit that occasionally sets fire to all of our jobs because in a

Ashton Pittman

ashtonpittman

NEW: U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker voted for more than $3.6 trillion in stimulus spending under Trump last year.But he says he'll vote 'No' on Biden's stimulus because it “would add

Lee Brontide

AmmoniteInk

Today seems like a good day to relate a conversation with a friend I once had who was getting an MA in higher education.I asked her WHY college was so

Andrew Shropshireman

happykerching

A bit late on my new Year message but I didn't want to overshadow the other major events such as leaving the EU etc .. So here go my tips

Angie Nikoleychuk

CanuckDamsel

Dec 2019 - UCP “structural weakness in the provincial economy that remains concentrated and dependent on non-renewable resources...which causes volatility...with no near-term expectation of a significant rebound in oil-related investments

Blockworks

Blockworks_

We could see negative 5-10% real interest rates in the U.S. soon.@LukeGromen believes a bubble in sovereign debt could lead to these negative interest rates.So what would this mean for

Nick Huber

sweatystartup

Don’t have much cash but want to invest in real estate?Want to get SBA loans and special loan programs so you can buy real estate investments with only 5-10% down?One

Trenton ‘Stop Acquiescing’ Gaddis

DDGaddis

1. It occurred to me why doctors have to go deep in debt during medical school.Greater Debt = Greater ControlThe whole point of medical school is not to educate but

Matt Acuña Buxton

mattbuxton

Senate Finance Committee has been talking with DEED this morning. Tough questions from Sens. Stedman and Hoffman on the administration's refusal to fully fund school bond debt and whether it's

Gregory Smith

emsovdebt

So much said about #China as an emerging lender to Africa (& globally). But there are others worth a mention who've increased their lending to African governments: #SaudiArabia #India #Kuwait

Jack Salmon

_JackSalmon_

With a Keynesian in the treasury, the “debt and deficits don’t matter” crowd are seemingly excited about pushing our national debt to record levels and beyond. This is an oversized

Ameshia Cross

AmeshiaCross

Bad take. I'm a first gen college grad. I was born into a single parent household on Chicago's south side. My hood was once a middle class haven but by

LearnLifeWealthTravel | Dream Big, Think Growth !!

AnyBodyCanFly

Thread - How to spot a potential multibaggerMultiple fundamental parameters however we cannot be rigid on any of these parameters.Be flexible to interpret things from bigger picture point of view.

Julian Jessop

julianHjessop

FWIW, I’m relatively relaxed about the fiscal costs of #Covid: borrowing will drop sharply as the economy recovers, the #debt burden is manageable, and there’s no need for #austerity to

Michael Pettis

michaelxpettis

1/8Good article by @anjani_trivedi on what the recent bond defaults tell us about growing credit stresses within China. Those of us who have been watching this game for a long

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